cameron, he holds a conference after every game and then one on monday after reviewing the tape. this loss it had to do with the defense. a lot of people were wondering -- it was the defense that was unpayable to keep the redskins out of the end zone. all john harbaugh would let on is there was something he didn't feel like the team could take that next step and that's why they felt they had to make moves to go to jim caldwell. here's what john har bop and the new owe tensive coordinator had to say a short time ago. >> cam's been in there battling. he's been a member of the team. at this time the move is made to give us a chance to be the best we can be and that's not to say anybody can't do it but it's an opportunity to try to get this thing going and become the best

offense and best team we could be. it's best for the team at this time. >> i had an student to talk to them and make them understand what we're trying to do is get bet are. that's difficult task, obviously, trying to get that done in this league but that's what we're shooting for. >> reporter: yes, jim caldwell was talking about when he was speaking with the players after being named the offensive coordinator. he asked whether the fans' perceived underuse of ray rice had anything to do with the firing of cam cameron. john harbaugh said that ray rice' carries are on par with what they were in previous seasons, but help wasn't going to take that bait. with three games left, the

ravens are losing two games in a row and they thought they had to do something. we'll have more coming up live at six. for now live in owings mills, christian schaffer. this firing is a personal one. at a time like this i can't be objective. you know coach cameron as coach. i know him as the greatest man alive, the man who saved my son. years ago the coach learned of my son's brain tumor and he turned and asked matthew, what would you run on sunday? from that moment on for the next four seasons, the two would talk every game, every single game. that 3-yarder against new englander all contrived by these two. after yesterday's loss the coach delivered this message to my son saying adversity reveals character, men of great character pick themselves up to

rise and fight again, never compromising their true beliefs under any circumstances. beyond firstdowns, cam cameron is a great man and has made an impact on all of us. having cam cameron in my life is like having the lombardi medal on your mantle. my son wants to go up to be coach cam, the coach and the man. >> well, if you're out and about today, you know it feels like we've been living in seattle. >> all through the weekend, in fact. we've been dealing with it but it's starting to go away. here's meteorologist wyatt everhart. >> the gloom has been holding tough all weekend. few we see a little light at the end of the tunnel because a frontal boundary is sparking showers. that likely to be -- provide some clearing by tomorrow afternoon. also going to bring in colder

air. decent line of showers that will be coming through. the evening just overcast and gloomy but, again, the chance for rain going up into the early part of the day. much more on that straight ahead. >> it has been a deadly few weeks in anne arundel, whether you're driving the roads or trying to cross the street. because of that anne arundel police are trying to make the streets safer. abc2's don harrison has more and details on another pedestrian death. >> reporter: last night a man lost his life on this stretch of highway. glen burnie resident james mon shore was struck and killed while walking along the highway. he was hit on the boulevard exit coming off of route 60 east ahead heading into -- heading into annapolis. the driver did stop and the initial report showed pedestrian error. police do not know why he was

walking. however, they know he was at a hospital earlier in the day. lt. david ennis is the commander of the traffic enforcement division. today a new program called 35 to save lives. he wants patrol officers to make it saver for drivers and pedestrians. >> concentrating on five behaviors. >> reporter: they hope this will make a difference overtime. >> it's building blofnlgt each month we'll concentrate on a different strategy. >> reporter: if upfind your -- you find yourself backing around traffic -- >> use the crls walks, obey the pedestrian signals. more importantly at night, wear clothing so you can be seen. >> shawn adams was driving into work when he saw a person crossing the highway in the thick fog. >> very fortunate that i saw

him, first of all. second of all, he was wearing dark clothing and he could barely see him. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. >> even before this accident on a friday nierkts an -- night, an 18-year-old was killed. an off duty baltimore county police officer spent the better part of the weekend recovering from several gunshot wounds after trying to break up a party that got out of hand. brian kuebler tells us how that officer is doing or where detectives are. >> reporter: first of all, that officer is at home recuperating. he will be just fine. the focus now is to find who, from that party in overly, pulled the trigger. it was a house party on a quiet blofnlgt neighbors slay it was getting unruly as early last 1 a.m. sunday. by 3:17 a 911 call came in about a fight that spilled out into the intersection of dale and

danville. just seven minutes later another 911 call by neighbor jamie trabing after she was woken up by a distinct sound. >> we woke up and hard the rd a pow.going off. i looked out the window and heard probably 10 more shots. >> reporter: police said those shots were fired at and two hit one of their off duties officers -- off duty officers. the off duty officer asked him to move and a man came out of the crowd, striking the officer. >> we would like more information. if anyone has information for us, contact us. >> reporter: it's unclear whether the officer identified himself before shots were fired or if he had a chance. people who live on the block said they heard his screams asking someone to cal police say -- call police saying he was pan

officer down. patrolman was on the way. the neighbors said it was a loud and chaotic scene. >> maybe five, 10 minutes of everybody just running, getting back in the cars and pulling away. that's when everything calmed down and the cops were here and stuff. >> reporter: the investigation is still ongoing, they say and have yet to identify the shooting suspect, brian kuebler, abc2 news. there's more calls on disk buses after a moth ser killed and her daughter was graced. it happened at minnesota avenue and 19th street. police say the man shot the woman several times as she was boarding the bus and drove away. she died at the scene and her 23-month-old daughter who was with her at the time was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. a fourth accuser steps

forward claiming he was molested by the former voice of elmo, kevin clash. he is accused of luring him to miami. clash has denied any wrong doing in the first three cases. he resigned from sesame street last month. his voice will be used until next year. >> penn state university will have to pay up for the jerry sandusky did sexual abuse-- sexual abuse scandal. it involved the abuse of 10 boissments the money about go to

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teen victims of dating violence feel the effects later. 12 to 18-year-olds were surveyed. >> in those adolescence that experienced either type of abuse

during their teen dating relationships, as adult hood they had a higher risk of depression. >> those abused as teens were more likely to suffer from depression, weight problems, thoughts of suicide and heavy drinking when older. parents who suspect their teen is experience violence should talk about it. if you're looking for ways to cut sugar out from your child's diet, look at cutting out the salt. those who eat more salty foods drink more sugary drinks. they note for every one gram of salt eaten a day, a child also drinks 17 grams more of sweetened drinks than children who did not eat a lot of salt. researchers say parents need to pay attention to the amount of salt in their child's diet.

>> the biggest salt offenders, potato chips, processed foods, french fries, cheese. cutting out the pizza. cutting out the cheese and crackers, replacing it with something with less sodium, chicago be, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit. >> the study said children who drink more than one serving of a sugary drink each day were 26% more likely to be overweight or obese. you can get information at abc2news.com/health. you'll find interesting information on cell phone use and how to get rid of that belly fat. it as holding tough, gloomy. that has been our story. same deal right now. 59 at bwi. it's been mild today but we have seen the clouds holding tough and at times a little drizzle. wind is calm.

there is some wind developing to the west. first weather in motion. look at that fog early this morning in baltimore. we saw a gray ugly looking day. that was the story just about everywhere. tough to see anything. really a tough time on president road. you have to be careful. use the low beam and slow down. annapolis, blue sky at times but an overcast kind of a day. conditions will become less murky as we go into the day tomorrow. no wind out there but the temperature is holding miecialtiond near 60 in baltimore -- holding mild. near 60 in baltimore. how about baltimore county with temperatures running only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow, but, you note some sunshine coming back from catonsville, back up there hunts valley and essex. here's our band of showers, a little snow on the back side of

northern ohio. it is the leading edge of some much cooler air. hit and mills showers overnight. peak rain coming in toward midnight. the roads could be damp. through the day sunshine breaking out. i don't think this will be quite this clear. we'll call this partly cloudy with some sun breaking through at times. that will be a welcome site. interesting has we go further out into wednesday a band of showers developing off the coast. wednesday, though, may cloud up on us. you see the contrast in temperatures. that mild air flowing off the east coast, unseasonably mild air. the cold air knocking on the door from the west. only in the 20s in des moines, iowa. chicagoland barely above freezing. it's sparking that rain and then through the day tomorrow temperatures struggling to get out of the mid-40s. dress warmer tomorrow except for a cool change.

the same deal on wednesday a day where it will be tough to get very far out of the 40s. take a look at the overall setup. it is a large frontal boundary but not a particularly powerful one. this time of the year we can get cold fronts pushing in that will drop it 20, 30 degrees or more. still a cooldown, but not a real powerful arctic front. we haven't seen any true arguments air but we will see more of this, cloudy gloomy conditions until the front rolls through. tonight 43. scattered showers. we will get breezy overnight. how about your two degree guarantee. 50 degrees. cooler and breezy with some sun finally, some sun. then partly cloudy as we trend colder. next few days temperatures struggling to get to 50 degrees. we may touch 50. i think most of your tuesday will be in the 40s. colder air settles in on your

wednesday. then we'll begin to moderate just a little bit for the weekend. we continue to bring in the chance for showers for the second half of the weekend. that will put it right on ravens game day. we'll see what happens with that. for now a sunnier scenario is coming up. a lot of people are stopping me. hey, we're going to see the sun. >> all right. sounds good. thanks a lot. their joke took a tragic turn. australian dj's to the hospital where the duchess of cambridge stayed are deeply apologetic. >> reporter: australia djs who prank called the hospital came out of hiding offering a tearful apology. >> shattered, heartbroken. >> that we may have played a

part in this, it's gut wrenching. >> reporter: they made a hoax call to the hospital pretending to be the queen and prince. the nurse, jacintha saldanha put it through. >> hello there. may i please speak to kate, please, my grand daughter. >> reporter: the host said they never imagined they would get through. >> it was just something that was fun and light hearted and a tragic turn of events that i don't think anyone could have predicted or expected. >> reporter: saldanha was found dead, the victim of a suspected suicide. >> we fond out at the same time. >> worst phone call in my life. >> reporter: the backlash has been fierce. the two will be interviewed by australian thief. >> i don't think there's going

to be any serious prosecution. it would be tough to link the actual death to the prank. now you can link it as a moral matter but as a legal matter there needs to be a level of foreseeability that this is likely to happen and that's a tough link to make. >> reporter: the radio station has been pulled off the air indefinitely. >> the royal prank backlash. now the australian djs are breaking their silence. should the djs be punished for the call? what do you think? >> coming up, honoring two young girls who lost their lives way too soon with with the new law, can they find missing studenting earlier. >> look at this video.

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iowa lams want to honor the two with the cousins law. they went missing for five months. two bodies found are believed to be the missing girls. now lawmakers want to stop another tragedy from happening. they said technology is key. >> we don't want to infringe on what people know as an amber alert and hopefully come up with a rapid response alert when children go missing when they don't meet criterion of an amber alert. >> it's a mass text message and voice mail alert being sent to nearby neighbors and businesses within the first hour and a half that a child is reported missing to limits some critics say it's

too intruesive too fast. the petition backing cousins law already as more than 10,000 signatures. two georgia parents are facing charges after a video posted online shows them bringing their daughter to a fight at a bus stop. this show has seventh grader getting out of her parent's van. she immediately starts fighting with another student. >> it broke my heart to know that parents will allow this to happen and for my child to be there with nobody. >> her 14-year-old daughter is the other girl in the video. according to the teen the other girl's parents picked the her up from school with the sole purpose of fighting at that bus stop. they have been charged with contributing to the delinquentsky of a mine north. the girl's parents said they

picked up their daughter because she was being bullied. two tried to rob a woman. the boys were ages seven and 11. the 11-year-old had a loaded gun. when police arrived, the two tried to run off. the victim said she was sitting inside her truck outside of work and threated to shoot her -- threatened to shoot her. when she refused, they demand her wallet and phone. she drove away and called police. tonight you'll hear the owners defend the reputation of their business. a navy seal rescues during a submission. >> and president fight against leukemia. we'll show you how this treatment works. >> all right. we got a gloom aall right. the sunshine will be back.

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